Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

Se 9 a at oom : =: coy SERS SSR Raine once ortocs Sie hs Sas the Pees “a San Gorgonian 1971 Volume 33 Published by: The Students of Banning High School 101 E. Nicolet St. Banning, California Mr. Jon Miller, Advisor Don Graham, Editor Clubs and Activities 95 Faculty and Administration 135 Advertisements 145. Project “‘70” New Baseball Field Planned Class of 70’s Gift to School | — ETD Ch ted Mb thes The graduated class of 1970 Project '70 was the largest project of its kind to ever be Total cost for the field was around $7,000. However, the attempted by a graduating class. A gift to the school from project goals were for $10,000, the additional sum being the Class of '70, this project was to raise funds to build a useful in a number of other ways. New features include: new baseball field, east of the football field at Wilson and new grass, a sprinkler system, backstops, a chain-link fence, Allesandro streets. and concrete-block dugouts plus a twenty-foot warming track. aT : 1 t eae? Bd 0.2.9.0 AS Ana wie EElagay Va) a OOS TAN N a 2a _— a pebuifeamatetetestetnest al OLN A BROAS gow nie ee Gary Page, Gae Rusk, Mike Finney, Shirly Whitham, Mr. Avina. The project received publicity in the newspapers and television. Some of the publicity and fund-raising activities included: a banquet, the raffling of a '70 Datsun, candy sales, door to door campaigning, and the manufacturing of a forty pound marshmallow. These, along with donations from local and out of town merchants and individuals, Project '70 chairman helped the Class of '70 with funds needed. Gary Page, and friends. “Now, Winds of oe Are Blowing. . ‘‘Gathers Leaves Up in Its Path” “And the People Who Are the Leaves Will Remain in Our Hearts”. . . - a — ro) pu) Lid _— ) ro} | al = Changes come and go though we may not realize it. In some cases, the change is obvious, while in others, it's not. You know that fashion is different from what it was a few years ago, but have noticed the change in yourself? Now that you're a year older, do you notice anything different? Well, why not try looking at yourself to see what has changed, and ask yourself if the change was for the better or the worse. But what about other changes? They may be: a new method of treating a disease, a different way of teaching a class- room subject, the one-time rookie now sitting in his seniors' AISLE 3 KEEP CLEAR SENIORS section at assemblies, people swapping sandwiches at the lunch table, Or something even simpler, such as: a change in emotion, the child who once scribbled crayons now learns to write his name with pencil and paper, the crawling babe learning to walk. What do these changes involve? They involve people. People trying to do something in a better way, a different way. Somebody reaching out, expanding his grasp, to gain knowledge, to apply what he has learned to make things better for him and those around him. People making changes. Pretend that you're a leaf on a tree. And all the leaves on this tree are the people you know,. . . and then some. And you're hanging on this tree, quite content. But, a breeze comes along, and you get blown around. After a while, this breeze turns into a strong wind. You, along with many other leaves are swept up, and you're somersaulting through the air. Then you know why change is like the wind. 14 ‘ae And I say to you, friends, that I mean what Isay. And when I say that people are like leaves, I mean that there are many of us, and that we are all a vital part of the com- munity. And when the community is the tree, then the people are the leaves. Therefore, it is extremely important that. . Thusly the politician rambled on. He's right, for once, I said to myself. “But then, now that I think about it, this part of his message seems to hold a deeper meaning than literally said. Hmm, I wonder. . .? Tey he ‘‘Gathering More Leaves in Its Path as Time Rolls Past Winds of Change Keep on Blowin’ Winds of Change Bobby Dylan Sang About Change Blow, It’s All Blowin’ in the Wind and the Winds of Change Keep on Blowin’”’ (BURDON-BRIGGS WEIDER, JENKINS=-McCULLOH) . CLASSES y” President- First Semester, Joe Mirci Second Semester, Mark Brandes Vice-President- First Semester, Warren Anderson Secomd Semester, Joe Mirci Secretary- First Semester, Shelia Simpson Second Semester, Barbara Allsworth Treasurer- First Semester, Pat Egetter Second Semester, Rita Shearer Senior Class Officers ve ye L cae eat ea , parse” er cee, ates E First Semester President Joe Mirci First Semester Vice-President Warren Anderson a ee ee = | ee) 3 ve By - a Gries 4 a a : meres sage i. we “ oe ae ey ? Nz Second Semester President Mark Brandes Second Semester Vice-President Joe Mirci ————— j Class Advisors, nee es : og ; Mr. Dinwiddie S ——— 4 Mrs, Abras SSS 2 al Mr, Lamm First Semester Secretary Second Semester Secretary Shelia Simpson Barbara Allsworth =c8 | BucA | First Semester Treasurer Second Semester Treasurer Pat Egetter Rita Shearer 20 Girls Choir 1,2 Cappella Choir 3 Speech Club 3, Speech ; Science Club 3 Class Vice-President; Hen Adams AFS 1, 2,4; St a4; Editor 4; : Junior F tudent Co! pede Staff sh Club nmittee 3 3 c S neil 4 My girdle's killing me! Dorothy Faye Ashford Turkey B.A,A. 2; Bantu 3,4; Jun- ior Play 3; Student Council 3; Rally 3,4; Comm. of Pep 4; Secondary Youth Conference 1, 2,3,4; Con- cessions 3; Annual Staff 4; Drama Club 3; Speech Club 2 DeWayne Austin Bantu; Basketball; Football Cynthia Lynn Baca mon A.F.S, 2,3,4; Rally 2,3; House of Rep. 2,4; Junior Play; Spanish Club 3, 4; Stampede Staff 4; Home- coming Float 2,4; Sopho- more Programs, Leslie Barris jackie Beckham Doyle Beasley Beas Band 1,2; J, V, Basketball 2,3; JeVe Tennis 1; Var sity Tennis 2,3, 4; Block B 3,4, Pres. 4; Boy of the Month; B,H.S.P. A. Doris Beecham Johnnie Faye Benson Steven Bischke Michael Bjornberg st ‘y Red john Biscuit Mike mg Girls League 1, 2,3; House G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; FeoHA. Frosh, Baseball; J, V. Base J. V. Wrestling; Gymnas- rs of Rep.; B.A. A.; Vice 1; Rally 3,4; Speech 2, 4; ball; J. V. Cross Country; tics 2; BHSPA HL a President; Girls' league 1, 2, 3,4; A.F.S. 1; FBLA. 4; Commissioner of Pep Girls League Rep. 2; ‘Drill Stampede 4; BHSPA 4 team 2,3; Bantu 2, 3,4; Tennis 1, 2,3,4; Bantu Parliamentarian, Gymnas- ties ow Mark Brandes John Chadwick Brinton Billy Len Brown Elvina Jacqueline Brown Heavy a Bilt Benatar C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; AF. S. BHSPA; J. V, Cross Country; J. V. Football 2; J.V. Track FLH.A, 1, 2,3,4; GALA. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; House of Rep.; A Cappella 2,3; Block B 2,3,4; Jr. 1,2,3,4; B.A, A, 2,3; M.U,N, 3,4; Frosh Pres. Choir; Madrigals Play; Stampede 3; Sr. Play Art. 2; Rally 3,4; Drill ' 1; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Team 3; Spanish Club 3; Speaker Pro-Tem. 4) Jr. A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Play 3; J. V. Football 2; Musical 3 Jr. Concessions; Home- coming Float 1, 2, 3, 4; BHSPA 4; Pres. Classroom 4 4 TI use Nair! 22 - Steve Burgin Clarence Campbell Rosetta Cook James Coronado Snake Lizzard Cookey Frosh Football; J, V. Foot- J. V. Football 2; Frosh. Majorette 4; A.F,S, 4; ball; J.V. Track Basketball 1 Stampede 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr Float 4; Medical Club 3 Karen Coronado Pamela Costello Karen Pam A.F.S. 3,4; FBLA 4; Jr.- Sr, Prom Decorations Little does she know that these headphones are plugged into my tape deck! 23 Senior Class Personalities 7. = Best Dressed- Annie Whitmore Doyle Beasley Friendliest- Cindi Baca Tan Yee Keit Most Athletic- Mary Garcia Ted Strader isk x . a”. “nna @ Best Dressed Annie Whitmore Doyle Beasley Friendliest Most Athletic Cindi Baca Tan Yee Keit Mary Garcia Ted Strader , 24 Most Likely to Succeed- Paula Folkford Mark Brandes Best Sense of Humor- Diane Digby George Fatheree Cutest- Paulette Word Craig Lea Most Likely to Succeed Paula Folkford Mark Brandes Best Sense of Humor Cutest. Diane Digby George Fatheree Paulette Word Craig Lea 25 Nancy Ann Dale Tim Davis 1 Dancy Nale Tatter : CSF 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,4; Freshman Baseball; Metal I Daisy Chain 3; Choir 1, 2,3, Shop 1, 2, 3,4 ; 4; Operetta 1,2, 3,4; House of Rep. 3; Model UN 3, 4; Sip n‘ sing 1,2, 3,4; Med- ical Club 3; Volunteen 3; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Mad- rigals 2 Martha Francis Diaz Yvonne Diaz Marty FBLA 4; MAYO 2 Diane Digby Karen Dixon Smiley Wayne Secretary 1; Treasurer 2; Medical Club 3 Vice-Pres, 3; Varsity 3,4; AFS 2,4; CSF 3; FBLA 4; Rally 2; FTA 1,2; Girls League 1, 2,3; House of Rep. 1, 2,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Comm. of Girls 4; Junior Play; Con- cessions 3; Class Float 1, 2, 4; Am Club 1; Daisy Chain 3; Girl of the month 4; Teenage Citizen 4; Model UN 1, 2,3 Anne Doyle Edmund Dukes Anne A Cappella 1, 2,3; Musical 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Cafeteria 2}3; Annual 3; Stampede 4; Drill Team 1; Flag Girl 2,3; Songleader 3,4; TAC girl'4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Float 3,4 Mr. D., Do you really put booze in your coffee? Kim Edmundson Kim Baseball 1; J. V. Baseball 2,3; V. Baseball 4 Michael Jonathon Fisher Body by Fisher C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2, 3,4, P. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4, V.P. 3, P. 4; Class Treas. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Junior Play 3; Rotary Boy of the Month 4; MUN 2, 3; Varsity Basketball Statisti- cian 1,2,3,4; Var. Ftball and Bsktball Reporter 2, 3; B of A Foreign Lan. Award 4; 2nd Youth Con. 3; AFS American Abroad 4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; House of Rep. 4 William Patrick Egetter mie Band 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Jr. Varsity 3; UN 3,4; A.F.S, 4; Sr. Class Treas. 4; Class Float 4; BHSPA 4 Shirley Ann Fleig Squirley Class Float 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; A Cappella 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2; Daisy Chain 3; A.F.S. 2,4; C.S.F. 2,3,4; MUN 2,3 4; Choir Musicals 1, 2, 3,4; Drama Club Fess Esther Emilie Ervin Chip Drill Team 3; MUN 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Marching Band 4; ’ Dance Band 4; German Club 4; Achievement Semifinal ist 4; Sec. of Speech Drama Club 4; House of Rep. 4; BANTU 4; BAA 3; Junior Play. Paula Ann Folkvord Paulerann AFS 1,4; House of Rep. 3; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Operetta 1, 2,3,4; CSF 1, 2,3, 4; Honor Choir 1; Sip 'n Sing 1,2,3,4; Choir Vice-Pres. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Girls’ State 3; Med. Club 3; Volunteen 3; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Madrigals 2; Model UN 3,4 George Fatheree Mr. Sex B.A. A, 1, 2,3; House of Rep. 1,2,3; Riverside 2nd Youth Conference 2; Honor roll 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3; BANTU 4; A.F.S, 4; C.S.F, 4; Student Council 3,4 Mary Ann Garcia GAA 2,3, Sec. 2; MAYO; Spanish Club; F,B.L.A, ; ASB Vice-President; ASB President Sandra Garcia Troy Gates Gary Frank Gibson Margie Gibbs Cc: hoi 2 “Shorty Band 1, 2,3; FBLA. 4; - GaAs Be: Bade 38} BLH.S.P.A. 4 as M.A.Y.0. 3,4; M.A. ¥.0 Ba Sec. 4; Anmial Photog Vo rapher 3 ee { | Don Graham Kennth Grant Connie Diane Gregoire Laura Gutierrez jas Capt. Beefheart Teddy Bear yr Trans. Villa Park H,S, 2; A.F.S, 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; c, Yearbook Staff 3,4; Editor ir. Play Usherette 3; Girls Fo 4; Class Floats 3,4; Jr. eague 1, 2,3 2, Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Student 2 Council 4; S.C.S.PLA, at ‘i UCSD 4 2, Catch it quick, before it crawls off the plate! I always wondered what was in it. ssl 28 Estel l Hall Cherie Ann Hall Daryl Hammond Dianna Harrell Cherie Cookie Band 1; Class Floats 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Girls League A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3; Volunteen 3; Songleader 4; 1,2,3; Rally 3; FHA. 1; B.A.N.T.U. 2, 3,4; Block B Princess 4; Block Sr. Float 4; F.B.LLA. 4 G. AAs 1,4; Rally 4; B Queen 4; Daisy Chain 3; Drill Team 2; Girls! League Rally 3; Jr. Concessions 3; 1, 2,3 Comm. of Girls Michael Hill Steven Louis Hill Debra Ann Hollis Geronimo Night Owl Debbie C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; JoVe Track 3; Spanish Club 3; Frosh Football Mgr. 1; Var- F,B.L.A. 4; FAHJA. 4 Football 1; Varsity Football Jr. Play 3; Pres. A.ILD, sity Basketball Mgr. 1, 3; 2,3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; ; I,D, 3,4; Student Varsity Football Mgr. 3; M.U.N. 3,4; Block B 2,3, Council 3; Comm. of Spanish Club 1,3; A.F, S, 4; B.H,S.P.A. 4; Band 1, Finance 3; Stampede 4; 1,2; M,U.N. 2,3; News- 2,3 Annual 3; Block B 4 paper Photography 1, 2; Annual Photographer 2, 3 Did someone say lunch! ? Mike Holste Mike JV Bsball 1; House of Rep. 2,3; Var. Ftball 2, 3,4; Block B 2,3; Block B Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Sp. Pro Tem 3 Bernhardt Inocencio How much for a glass of water? Tony Holt Tim lund Walrus Frosh Vice=Pres. ; JV Ftball 1; B Track 1; CSF 2,3, 4; Block B 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; AFS 4; CSF Pres. 4; ASB Comm. of Activi- ties 4; Annual Staff Photo, 4; Boys' State 3; CSF Project Chrmn. 3 Rosie Huerta Mike S, Janis Jungle Janis Class Float 2, 3,4 Danny Hylkema Yvonne Marie Jensen Jvonne Yense Candy Striper 2, � of Records 4 Student Council 4; AFS 4 CSF 3,4; Daisy Chain 3; FTA 3 John Joh Tem of R Yvonne Johnson Pauline Ruth Jost Nancy Kennedy Vicki Lynn Kemmerer Yvonne Polli Nancy Vicki AFS; Science Club; FHA; Girls League 1, 2,3, 4; Girls League 1, 2,3, 4; Science Club 2; CSF 2; FBLA Science Club 4; ‘Girls Choir Class Treas. 1: Band 1; Drama Speech 3; AFS 3; 2; Sip 'n Sing 2; Earth CSF 2; Annual 3; Jr, Con- German Club 2,3; Junior Day 3; Daisy Chain 3; cessions; AFS 2,4; Class Concessions; Complimen- (Stampede Staff 2, 3, 4; Float 2, 3,4; Model UN 4; tary Senior Ass't. Ed 3,4; Ed 3;) Stu- GAA 4; FBLA 4 dent Council 3; Junior Play; Speech and Drama Club 4; majorette 1,4; Fire twirler 2,4 | John Klohr Dianne Leslie Kropp John Lesste Tennis 2,3; AFS 4; House Class Float 2,3; Rally 3; of Rep. Volunteens 3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; Song- leader 4; GAA 4; German Club 4; ‘Homecoming Princess f HAVE TO PL fe, fms at I can get higher than you can. Would you believe... Marjorie Elizabeth Lamm L AcFe 2,3,4; Publicity Chairman A,F,S, 4; Vol- unteens 3; Girls League Rep. 2; Alt. J. V. Cheer leader pear Ae Varsity Cheerleader 4; 2 See Coisen 2,3,4; Bronco Comer, Newspaper 4; D, A. R, Cooking Award 3; Buds Jewelry Cooking Award Drill Team 2; A Ca ja Choir 4; Girls' Glee 3; Girls League 1,2,3 Lillian Marie Lara Lippy Spanish Club 1,3,4; Rally; ‘AYO. 1,3,3,45 Frosh. Rep. 1; Frosh. Pres. 1; Class Floats 1,2, 3; Music 1, 2,4; Musical 1,2; Jr. Concessions; Speech Club 4; Miss Banning 2nd runner up 4 Eddie LaBlank Larry Law Frog Frosh Baseball 1; Frosh Basketball 1; Frosh Football 1; Track; Class C B . V. Basketball; J, V, Foot- ‘all; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; House of Rep. Diane Susan Lesh Diane Medical Club 1, 2,3; Candy Striper 2; Daisy Chain 3; y 3; Girls League 1, 2 3; A.F.S, 3,4; Volunteen C.S.F, 2,34; A.FeS. 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3;° Block B 2,3,4; M.U 14; B.H, S. P. Frosh Rep. 1; Jr. Vic 3; Speaker of the House 4; ‘A.S.B, Vice-Pres.; Frosh Tennis 1; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Presidential Class- room 4 David Lightell Nancy Ann Lind Toni Lopez Anita Rose Lyons ALF.S. 4; FeBeLeAs 45 Burgie Nita F.H.A, 1 A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Girls GAA. 1,2,3,4; A.D. Choir 3; M.A.Y.O, 1, 2; 3,4; Girls Choir 2,3; A M, AY, Treas, 1; Cappella Choir 4; Science F.B.L, A, 4; F,B. L.A, Sec. ; Club 3; A,1,D, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3 Student Council 4; Girls League 1, 2,3 Cheryl L. Mann Bonnie Leith Mayhood Sharlyn Mazur Cheri Bonnie Sherry Rally 1, 2,3; House of C.S.F, 2; A.F.LS. 3,4; Band 1; A.F,S. 1,2,3 Rep. 2,3; Class Floats 2,3; Rally 3; F,B.L.A, 4; C.S.F. 1,2,3; MU. Annual Staff 3; Drama Play Spanish Club 3,4 2,3; Science Club 2; 3 Earthday Comm. 2; History Field day 2; French Club 3 Stampede 1; Da Vitz 2 Matthew McSpadden Robert Miller Matt Clyde Charts J. V, Basketball 1,2; Var Frosh Football 1; Cl. B sity Basketball 3,4; Spanish track; J.V, Football; Var- Club sity Football; B, A, N,T.U, Sgt. at Arms; BLA, A.; Block B len Mirei Arther Steven Morris ‘ Gloria | Glo isity Football 3,4; Senior 1; A.F.S. 1, Drill 1 Class Press; Senior Cla i CSF, 1, 2,3; Speec} pais House of Re M.U.N, 3; History Field Cont 1 sentatives; Student Coun= Day UCR 2; Stampede 1; a | h Chul , Science Club 2; Earth Day Rep. + Choir 1, 23,4; BlochB3 2; A Cappella Choir 4. Vendla Carol Miller Karl Miller Carol Daisy Chain 3; Rally 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Medical Club 3; A,F.S. 4; Jr. Play 3; Jr. Sec. 3; A Cappella Choir 1, 2,3,4; House of Rep. 1; Home= coming Floats 1, 2, 3,4 Mook food struck again, 34 Charles Monte Michael Montez Douglas Joel Munier France R. Tombstone Flag Twirler 3,4; Heac C.S.F. 1,2,3; A.Fe Se; Twirler 3; FeH. A, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3 Rally 3; Jr. Concessions 3; Student Council 4; Jr. Sr Prom Committee; F,B. L.A. 4 | | | | Gloria Norman jo Ann Obregon Nolo ety Drill Team 3; F.H.A, 1,2; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Speech Club 4; Sec, Youth Rally; Jr. Concessions; Jr. Con, 1, 2,3; BeA.N. Te Us Play; ’ Homecoming Float 4; B.A. A, 2,3; House of 1,2,3 Rep. 4 Marshall Lee Palmer Janice Lynn Pehau Marsh Samson Frosh Football 1; Frosh Gymnastics Club 2; Rally Basketball 1; J.V. Tennis 4; Stampede Staff4; Sen- 1; J.V. Football 2; J. V. ior Float 4 Basketball; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2,3,4; A.F.S. 4; Block B3,4; B.H.S,P.A. 4 t ’ % ‘4 ¥ ; : 35 Laura Pettersen Nora Louise Phelps Davi Lou Mouse Graduation Usherette-3; V.F.W. Speech Contest-3; Lions Club Speech Contest- 4 George Edwin Pollard Claude Pyle Freshman Football; JV Football; Block B ; Ten- nis; Band Irene Ramos Katherine Marie Randazzo KAT Volunteen-4; A,F,S,-4; Girls League-4 Eyan Reidhammer Emilio Reyes Mr. Purple Deed Frosh Football; Frosh Student Body Pres. Basketball; JV Baseball-1, 2; Block B =3, 4; B,H,S,P.A, Assistant Ed- itor of San Gorgonian 36 Fr o David Ring Shisley Ann Ring ir Drill Team-1; FHA-1, 2,3 Girls Choi1; Flag Twirler 2,3; Cafeterir-2,3; Rally 3; Stampede-4; Photogra; Hy=35 Girls Leagues, 2:3;4 John Robinson Martha Rodrigue: David A. Rumore Judy Ann Scriven Fuzey Mate Block B =2,3,4; Frosh Pep Club-3; Girls League- Football; Spanish Club-2 1; Jr. Concessions; Soph. Programs � Oo ane Mike, I have to talk to you. 37 - eee ee The Class r 38 Carol Jean Shelton Ted Strader Spud C.S.Fe 4; AvFeS. 4; Spanish Club 3, Interact 3,4; FABLA. 4; Model U.N, 4; Rim Exchange 3; Student Council 4; Comm, of Boys 4; House of Rep. ; J. V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3,4; DAL. Defensive End 3; D, ASL, Tackle 4; Riverside County Tachle 4; Freshman Bas- hetball 1; Varsity Basket- hall 4; Freshman Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Block B 2,3,4 Robert Wayde Simmons Ruby Pearl Stringer Teen Post Queen-1; Drill Team-1; Frosh Treasurer; Soph Vice Pres.; Head JV Cheerleader-2; Bye-Bye Birdie -2; Junior Class Pres.; CSF-3; Varsity Cheerleader-head-4; i Play; House of Rep.-4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 You gotta be kidding! Rodney Sharp Coors Kid Choir 1, 2,3,4; House of Representatives Sheila Yvonne Simpson Cheyanne Soph, Jr., Sr. Class Sec. ; House of Rep. ; Student Council; F,B.1,A.; Drill Team; C.S.F.;. AsFe Se; «TU, ; Girls State sate-1970; TAC- 1969; A Cappella Musicals; Jr. Play Student Dir Rita Marie Shearer House of Rep.-1, 2,3; Girls AFS-2, 3, 4; A Cappella 2, 3, ; Spanish Daisy Chain; Science Club=3; Sip £ Sing-1, 2,3,4; Choir Musicals-1, 2,3 4 rgaret Smith Cynthia Jil Stumpf Cynthia Sullivan avid Swain Jeff Swendler Cindy Band-1, 2, 3,4; Soph and 1 Yee Kiet Dayna Taylor jet “Dayna-Bell panish Club; Choir Treas- Candy Striper; A Cappella urer; Varity Football; Choir; Girls Choir; Jr. S Cor nsored by Rep. I Ss e of Representatives Drama Club; GAA; Jr. Class Treasurer { forgot my assignment again,” Paul Thormodsgard Paul Frosh Football 1; V. Foot ball 3; Frosh Base! i Varsity baseball 2, 3,4 Marie Valenmlea Althea Lorraine Tryon Thea A Cappella Choir 3, 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4; GAA, 3, 4; Girls Glee 2; Musical 2,3,4; Daisy Chain 3; Gymnastics Club 3,4; Ten- nis Team 3,4; Inter Act 4; Concessions 3; Girls’ Leag ue Rep. 2 Linda Ward hs 2 I think I'm going to vommit, be: Ny q Rhonda Tucker A.F,S,; FB L.A. ; F,HLA,; Jr. Sr. Prom Decorations Donna Katherine Washington Hey Donna Girls League Rep. 2; B.A.N,T.U, 2,3; Volun- teens 3; M,U.N, 2,3; F,B,L.A, 4; Commissioner of Finance 4; Calif. Essay Contest Winner; Banning City Essay Contest Jeannine Turcotte Jeannine Betty Louise Weaver Bet F,H,A, 1,2; J.V. Cheer leader 2; Pep Club 3; G.A,A, 4; Flag Twirler 3; Student Council 3; Sopho- more Programs 2 Not Pictured Frank Aguilera Mark Alloway Kelly Bailiff Lonnie Bryant Bill Burke Ruffes Conner Pamela Costello Terry Cox Edsel Cross Joe Diaz Randy Dorsett Leina Enriquez Mira Friddle Delores Garcia Robert Grant Jerry Hicks Dianna Huegel Jester Leary Cheri Laduke Michael Leimas Michael Little Wilfred Luca Debra S$. White Anna Maria Whitmore Deb Annie Allen Macias Band 1,2,3; B.A.A. 1,2; Rally 1,2; FHA, 1; Cary Miller BAN. T.U, 3,4; Rally Homecoming Float 1, 2; js : : Miss Banning-Stagecoach G.A, A. 4; Block B Con- William O'Brien Queen 4; Annual Staff 3; cessions 4; F,B,L.A, 4; Danny Olvera G.A. A, 1; Drama 4; Cookie Queen 4; Girls ea w eines Speech Club 4; Jr. Con- League 1,2; House of Rep. uarlie Riley cessions 3; Date Festival 2,4; Homecoming Queen 4 Robert Riley Contestant 4 Manuel Rios Michael Rodriguez Susan Ross Jerry Scott April Stephenson Robert Trimble Phillip Wilson Pa) Kim Wilson Georgia Ann Wireman ct Catherine Paulette Word Medical Club 3; Volun- teens 3; A Cappella 4; Operetta 4; Daisy Chain 3 — 43 Second Semester Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Susan Hargrave Julie Baird Debbie Anderson Tracy Brown 283 Sey) beg o4454-47 7 reer SPREE Sonny be ebes Lores Front Row; Julie Baird; Susan Hargrave; Maxine Johnson; Cheri Curtis Back Row; Tracy Brown; Debbie Anderson; Norma Martinez, Advisers Mr. Rose, Miss Powell, Mr. Ginter, Mr. Kermott, Mr. Hawley First Semester Officers Junior Class President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Maxine Johnson Cheri Curtis Debbie Anderson Norma Martinez 44 a Pamela Adrian Frank Aguilera Katny Allen Kathy Alexander Cathy Arnett Alvin Austin . i . Beckie Bardwell a : : . | ) 13) a ee rey Samuel Barfoot Did you really mean that? Kathie Becerra Julie Baird Mary Lee Benson Karen Blair Kathi Blair Rosemary Bliss Sammy Bolton Roderick Bonner Denise Bowman Wayne Boyer Donna Brandon Bonnie Brady Tracey Brown Florenda Bryant 45 Gordon Chatterson Jim Chellson Bob Chubb Sharon Conn Dennis Conner Harriet Conner Lucy Butch Cox Carol Cross Susa James Corbin Denise Costello a. =—T Tom Cummins Cheri Curtis Albert Evans Betty Everett Mar Keith DeLancey Julie Diaz Diane Dickinson Kevin Dinwiddie Audrey Dunning Cindi Fargo Penny Feucht Rick Foster With practice over, it's ime 46 Se eR Lucy Garcia Gene Gonzalez Sandra Gonzalez Delbert Griffin Larry Hall Steven Halsey £ Susan Hargrave Judie Harker Tommey Harrell Kevin Hamby Raymond Hatfield Mark Jimemez Sue Jones Maxine Johnson Leroy Jordan Rita Heard Mike Holder AL Leslie Holste Linda Hoquist Carol House ee ee ee eee ee ee ee Vor 5 time to go home, Denise Kohn Norma Kruka Olga Lara Ray Lara Kenneth Law Rita Law David Lay Vickie LeBlanc Pamela Lewis Sharon Lewis Kathy Link Jane Littell Martin Lopez Gary Macias Teresa Martel Norma Martinez Look at the JERK with the camera! Ricky Lee Bob Little Olivia Martinez : Richard Mendoza Gary Mills Vicki Lowman Sylvia Martinez Joletta Miguel Gail Mitchell Yvi Dei Jer Yvonne Moore Greg Mummy Dennis Neubauer Jenny Ortega Winni Piper Georgianne Rice David Morgan Clifford Niff Mike Obregon Jim Palmer Jean Raile Randy Rice Guy Nelson Roberta Olvera Mary Partain Tommy Ranire Doris Richardson Earlean Patrick Penny Perkovich Tim Pierce Garth Reese Patrick Renner Lupe Reyes Judy Robbins Raymond Roberts John Rocha VG. 7 - You mean you want to buy this??? NE. Patricia Romero Susan Ross Dave Rubus Susan Ruby Craig Rusk Tom Sanchez Cynthia Scott Patricia Scott Tom Scott Cindy Sibole Randy Sibole Sue Sibole Mike Sims Deborah Sohn Margaret Sutton Kae Sullivan Sheryl Swendler Debbie Tapp ' | @ , : “ : | AR how | | ; : y Clarence Taylor James Thomas % od : , Donald Tucker Kenneth Tucker Say that again and I'll knock your teeth out. 50 Le 7 es ree T ee OO pp _ ess SS ESF. LE see | Louie Velasquez Jackie Vincent oo wal Sandra Weller Albert White Debbie Williams Larry Worthen -% ht , ae a . a The Juniors strike again! Mary Vaughan Janet Wray Robert Wallis Russell Zaitz Terry Watt Not Pictured Daniel Austin Alvin Bell Charlotte Brantley Ed Butler Richard Chavez Sherry Canterbury Patsy Conde Danny Corral David Davis Frank DeHaro Charlie Evans Frank Farkas Norma Fregozo Gloria Garcia Frederick Grose Peter Guldemond Delores Harris Dale Kjorvestad Bradley Lieuallen Shirley Maddox Helen Maestas Alfred Marcus Art Mavromatis Ignacio Mora David Munoz Danny Olver Steve Parker Ronnie Rader Gilbert Rios Debbie Roughton Billy Shelton Gregory Stone Deborah Weber Albert White ADVISERS TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS. Mr, Bendigkeit Mr, Thorpe Miss Zerwehk Miss O' Toole Front Row; Carol Biggers; Deborah Miller; Margaret Mandelke Back Row; Angela Nizzia; Floria Phillips; Kathy Egetter Sophomore Class Dé Gi President Vice=President Secretary Treasurer Floria Phillips Angela Nizzia Carol Biggers Kathy Egetter Second Semester Officers First Semester Officers iss. 4 Re bi | Y President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Floria Phillips Deborah Miller Carol Biggers Margaret Mandelke 52 j Dixie Baker Nettie Bates Ray Abasta Bill Adams aA Lucy Berroteran Carol Biggers Gail Brown Linda Brown Listen here you little snip, I'm gonna... Brad Buchanan Robert Calderilla Eva Carner Yuvonna Claiborne Kathy Clemons Cindi Cockron Don Cook Patrick Connolly Rudy Coronado = = Wilmena Darrow Laurel Davidson Bonnie Dellis Mary Dew Debbie Diaz Richard Diaz Theresa Diaz Da = Tony Dill Danny Echols Kathy Egetter Marla Ellingson Vickie Elmore Ro Scott Falls Pamela Fisher Janice Fountain Mark Francis Earnest Franco Dorita Fregozo Mark Garcia De — ies ' d. Edmond Gibbs Larry Gunther ¥. _ Louise Grahm Penny Hall Marvin Hambly Elizabeth Hatton Marc Hendon Joann Hernandez Debbie Herra Maria Herrera Aaah Victory ! 54 David Heslop John Hill Randy Hirst Judy Hively Vivian Holland Dale Hollis Tommie Holt Rose Huegal Karen Husby Cheryl Hutchinson Marc Isenagle Jim Jackson John Jacquet Kathleen Jayo eo -_ Doris Jensen Kathy Johnson Mare Johnson Debbie Jones Mary Jones che etresa Judkins Niana Kaminski Debbie Keaster Shawna Lea . Randy Love Mark Lopez Kathy Lucas Sheila Lucas Carlos Martinez Rosalinda Martinez ‘ Ri . April Maxfield Debbie McClellau Bruce McGilluray Laurie McSpadden Ricky Mediano Carey Mellor Jesse Mendez M. Tim Miguel Deborah Miller a cee | Nick Mercado Faulene Miguel a | iS Gary Miller John Montez Marilyn Moore Cz Mike Moreno Thomas Morris A Rose By Any Other Name... Kenneth Moyer Mark Mummy Jo Steve Myers John Needler Jon Nelson Peter Nelson Craig Neubauer Lillian Newbold Larry Newell Le 56 NE Z s Richard Niemi Angela Nizza Marlene Pehau Albert Pellum Brenda Quniones Elsa Ramirez John Ruiz Dean Samors Laurie Shepard Goree Smith Ve Tom O'brien Lawrence Olvera Danny Osier Paula Perdue Alexander Piper David Pittman We use a fluoride toothpaste, don't you? Mike Palacios Randy Palmer Dean Phillips Floria Phillips “Uh. Jennie Richards Ginger Ring me John Rogers Jerry Ruger Martha Sanchez Kolleen Sanford ry Karla Smith Bill Snider yf le David Stang Barbara Taylor James Taylor John Tremble Willie Trice Michael Trip ' Pe: Qu , Rhena Tryon Richard Tucker William Uhlmeyer Susan Valenzuela Cynthia Villalobos Freddy Villhipando David Wall Dh Charles We inl Wa te West arles Walls Bill Walker Stephanie West Danny Whitaker Kathy Whitely Vicki Williams Fayme Wilson A Time To Gather Together. ; 58 The sweet little stags at lunch. Pamela Adrian Beth Aultz Elinda Austin Rosemary Bliss Ellen Brewer Peter Burgess Anial Clark Mark Connolly Bobby Cox Doris Cullors Shirley Deloje Jenny Eastland Steve Gaines Darrell Ganz Rafael Garcia Larry Gunther Bruce Herold Camera Shy Barbara Hicks Andrell Holland Karen Hinds James Hutchinson Vickie Johnson Danny Jones Kenneth King Otila Lara Ian Laurie Tommy Lentz Bob Lozon Kenneth McKee Adolfo Mediano Steve Monte David Ortega Georgianne Rice Charles Riger Willie Riley Thomas Robertson Craig Roffers Ricardo Romero Jack Sanchez Chris Sanford Terry Seals David Snyder Tony Toro Jimmie Walker Carl Ward Richard Ward Victoria Weber Daniel Webster Delores Wheeler Lana White Freshman Class President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Carol Hildahl Vicki Lopez Mimi West Josie Rodriguez Second Semester Officers First Semester Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Vicki Lopez Josie Rodriguez Erlinda Flores Mimi West ADVISERS TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS, Mr. Rusk Miss Conover Mrs, Curtis Front Row; Vicki Lopez; Carol Hildahl Back Row; Josie Rodriguez; Mimi West; Erlinda Flores, 60 Ru Jol Tk Ru (| hs Russeii Adrian Ruth Albarran Peggy Allen Terry Allsworth A mi Bruce Bailiff | Kevin Ball Frank Becerra _‘ Roy Benson os = Carol Bolden Cheryl Bonner Thomas Boran Cindy Bowman Mike Booker Evelyn Brooks — —_ Chris Brown Cindy Brown Johnnie Brown Mike Brown NA Russ Buchanan Virginia Bryant Deborah Bryant Brad Bower HOW can she keep on GOING?? 61 } = Debra Carner Marta Carranza Sandra Carranza Dolores Cassadas Ma ‘ | Brenda Chatham John Chatman Mark Chatterson Deborah Childress Jin (x John Learns of the golden stool. Donna Cockron Shelly Conn Joe Conner John Constantino Dar ¢ Ray Contreras Gerrard Coronado Brian Costello steven Covey : oh win Zoran Crnganski Betty Cullors Curtis Curtis Robert Daniels Albert Darrow Debbie Davis Kevin DeLancey Te Jeannie Cox Roxanne Crawford Ro? A aac ia) teas - a P Danny Devinny Cynthia Diaz Virginia Diaz Lynn Duddy Jane Dickinson Craig Dinwiddie Marvin Ebelins Ma 62 ; 4m 1s | Mark Echols Theresa Elliott Samuel Elmore Chuck Enriquez Susan Everett Steve Faust th nc” ess { Jim Fewer Brent Francis Jerry Franco Erlinda Flores Athena Fox Shella Gaines Ernie Garewal no David Getty Theresa Gilpin Doug Gist Jouannal Gonzales Buffy Gorman Lattie Gutierrez Rosalie Hall ord Roxanne Hall Linda Hamilton . xy Terry Harris Bill Harvey Tom Herman James Hernandez 5 Marie Hernandez Ynonne Hernandez Jim Herra Claire Herrera What's He doing over there? Vernell Hicks Carol Hildahl Macrice Hinkle Susan Holton | ae Doyle Jones Janice Jones Robert Jones Roy Johnson Toni Kelsey 2 Marion Landry Joey Langberg Jean Laptonak John Lara Mark Lea Sal sea 73 a Jackie Leary Steve Lesh Kathy Little Diane Link Marie Lionelli Joe Loera Henry Lopez Jo 64 Vicky Lopez Adassa Lucas Keith Lucas David Mackie Gary McDaniel Arman Marquez Frank Martinez Roy Maxwell Luann Mayhood Eileen Mills | their | intelligence to all around. Genece Miller Kathy Miller Susie Miller Wayne Minobe Mike Miranda A. ‘on rae es - Theresa Montez Don Moreno Pam Morissette Lee Moyer Fred Nelson Ron Norman George Ortega He (| Sally Ortega Tom Ortega Charlene Osborne Mary Owens Lynn Palmer Patty Palmer Scott Palmer ae - —_—-— JoAnn Parthun Mabel Petty Dawn Porter Gail Porter Jim Rader Diann Ramirez Victor Ramos es 65 Robin Reedy Carmen Reidhammer Rick Reynolds Monika Rice NS J) X Debbie Rios Genevieve Rios Kenneth Roberts Bennie Rodriguez Josie Rodriguez Beal | Belinda Rogers Joe Rogers Sheila Rutherford James Sanchez Vickie Sanchez Glenn Sapaden Jay Scott Al Larry Smith Lee Smith John Sodaro Michael Stevens Gloria Stockdale Debra Stone Betty Stringer : i a I thought that was ou 66 Tonia Taylor Greg Tapp Beatrdce Valenzuela Paul Vaughan , i dl Alex Washington Donna Weaver gm A = Le Mark Canterbury Joanne Carpitcher Debbie Chapparosa Scott Connolly Carmen Cortez James Dailey Don Davidson Shierley DeLoje Rick Due Chery] Dunning Dean Ebeling Rickie Ellott Wavi Evans Steve Fuentes Charles Gonzalez was supposed to be banana cream. yw A Ernie Velasquez Paula Velasquez Merle Vernoy Dorothy Webb Shelley Weiderman Mimi West Randy Williams Anthony Wilson Not Pictured Cindy Kalchert Albert LeBlanc Trent Lieuallen Glen Macias Linda Macias Andrew Marcus Luann Mayhood Charles Medecke Larry Mediano Tim Miguel Jim Parrott Earl Patrick Tony Prior Rudy Ramos Mary Romero Patricia Underbrink Debbie Tucker land’ John Walls ica _ ie Debbie Wall ig 4 wie Wendy Steve White ry Whitmore Zoeann Womack Ruth Work Debbie Rios Jerry Ruger John Ruis James Sanchez Bill Selby Donna Snow Dale Spray Dolly Stockinger Jeff Stone Delores Taylor Jeffrey Ware Brenda Titus Leticia Valle Sheila Wyant The sun gathered up its garments from over those verdant gardens, and the moon rose from beyond the horizon and spilled its soft light over all. T sat beneath a tree watching the changing shades of evening. A Tear anda Smile. Gibran In Memoriam a a Tom Cummins Scott Dugger Sarah Velasquez a : 2 = Varsity Songleaders: Alive and Kicking! ee 1 : 4 Diane Kropp Cathy Hall Pam Doyle REA IRS Ee Meters, if | a Varsity Cheerleaders: It’s What’s Up Front That Counts! Gail Mitchell Carol Miller SANNING HIG! Penny Feucht Banning Broncos Football ’70 2nd Place D. A. L. me = � af ee -_ z7 - Coach Chimeleski Coach Lukens Coach Curtis J. Angelis S. Hill managers J. Gonzales P. Guldemond M. Hernandez a. = � — “fh @ O. McKee C. Mellor J. Mirci G. Mummy - — i - eae _— � % 7 | a nad Z _— AM™y ’ _— one «eek T. Sanchez T. Strader D. Swain Vouk. Lan B. Thompson D. Whittaker 72 Not Pictured: S. Barfoot G. Courtney J. Lugo R. Miller R. Palmer Robinson D. Rubus D. Wall J. BRONCO Football didn't get off to the greatest start in the score department, Wi however, it can't be said that there sO was a lack of spirit or fight. th In these first non-league games, we played class AA rated schools, which were quite a bit larger than us; not only the size of the team as a whole, but also in the size of their student body. A good fight on our behalf was given to show these other teams that they couldn't win easily. These pre season games, though most of them defeats, toughened up the Broncos for the upcoming league circuit. This toughening up made itself apparent at the D. A.L. opener game against Elsinore, with the score 6 - 18 in our favor. The offense and defense both cleaned up on every play. 74 - ? ahs f Our arch-rivals went down at our hands 19 points behind our The night of October 23 brought with it a long awaited event. P Last year, after only tying the Beaumont Cougars, the Broncs sees were more than anxious to get on the field, and start creaming The following Friday was enjoyed by about everybody (with some Cougars. This was the battle for the title of “King of the exception of Rim). Not only did we win the football game, the Mountain which nobody had had the last year. but were released from school at noon so that we could see it. The game was held at Rim-of-the-World High School. Some of us had expected snow, but luckily there wasn't any. After winning this game, we had a 3 win, no loss record, and a very good chance to become D. A. L. champs. November 6 was an unusually chilly evening for fans and play- ers alike. It was Homecoming night, the Perris Panthers our opponents. This game was important in the aspect of DAL standing, since they were somewhat confused at this time. Even though we lost this game, we still had a chance to make DAL champs. The Panthers had some good material on their side, and de- feated us 18 to 13: However, at no time should it be thought that it was an easy game for Perris, because it wasn't. The Broncos gave them a good battle, the Panthers gaining the least amount of scoring and yardage gained at that ti me in any game. It seemed as if the Broncos were bombed out on the last game. The loss could be attributed to a lack of self-confidence, and to other factors as well. This night of Friday the 13th proved to be of some bad luck after all, since the Tigers WERE WEARING black, It has been a great year for Bronco football having won 2nd place in the D.A.L. We have seen some tremendous action, and a large amount of talent and skill on the part of our team. There was also a great amount of SPIRIT at our games, and the song and cheer leaders were always surprising us with new routines. SCORES NON LEAGUE Banning 0 Indio 14 Banning 7 Bloomington 13 ' Banning 27 University 8 Banning 7 Murphy 47 LEAGUE Banning 18 Elsinore 6 Banning 33 Beaumont 14 Banning 8 Rim Banning 13 Perris 18 1 Banning 0 San Jacinto 1, Junior Varsity team picture unobtainable Ev Pr CI Le Co Or W He Bu NON LEAGUE SCORES TEAM ROSTER a Banning 6 Indio 22 Sanchez, Jack Mathews, Roy Banning 14 Bloomington 26 Moyer, Ken Uhlimeyer, Bill Vi Banning 12 University 44 Davis, David Villapando, Fred Ec Banning 12 Murphy 24 Jackson, Jim Zaitz, Russell Br. LEAGUE SCORES Hamby, Marvin Cee David W Jensen, Larry Martinez, Carlos M Banning 6 Elsinore 44 Cox, Edward Johnson, Chip M Banning 14 Beaumont 0 Walls, Charles Taylor, James St Banning 7 Rim 14 Echols, Dan Bell, Alvin La Banning 0 Perris 51 Roberts, Ray Trice, Willie Sn Velasquez, Louie Montez, John Lucas, Wilfred Bonner, Roderick Heslop, David McKee, Ken Mediano, Adolpho Conner, Dennis Chellson, James 78 Evans, Wavie Prior, Tony Curtis, Curt Lara, John Connolly, John Ortega, George Williams, Randy Hoquist, Daniel Buchanan, Russell Lieuellan, Trent Heslop, Mark Moyer, Leland Vaughn, Paul Echols, Mark Brown, Kevin Wilson, Anthony Marquez, Armen Mediano, Larry Stone, Jeff Landry, Marion Smith, Lee TEAM ROSTER Valesquez, Ernie Bird, David Herra, Jim Silvas, Vincent Elmore, Sam Crjnanski, Zoran Fuentes, Filipa Ortega, Tom Rodriguez, Marty Ramos, Victor Benson, Roy Lakin, Ron Lakin, Randy Herman, Tommy Conaro, John Brower, Brad Johnson, Stanley Moreno, Donald Dinwiddie, Craig Reynolds, Rick Hernandez, James Banning Banning Banning Ba nning Banning Banning Banning B. H. S. Frosh Win First Place University Coachella Elsinore Beaumont Rim Perris San Jac oOo DD OD 14 oo Varsity Basketball 4 ee A BANNING BRONCO BASKETBALL I « ? Back Row: Ted Strader, Carrie Mellor, Goree Smith, Rufus Connors, Ed Dukes, Matt McSpadden, DeWayne Austin, Coach Jack Irons. Front Row: Larry Law, Jesse Gonzales, Al Clark, John Robinson, Greg Mummy, Kenny Law, Michael Booker; manager. Non-League Scores Opponent Coachella Coachella Big Bear Yucaipa Indio Beaumont Yucca Valley Yucca Valley 29 Palms Bloomington San Jacinto Perris 29 Palms Yucaipa League Scores Perris San Jacinto Elsinore Beaumont Rim Perris San Jacinto Elsinore Beaumont Rim Re eed C. |. F. Playoffs Banning Broncos end 1970-71 season as Co-Champs. . . This year's basketball team was one of the best teams that this school has seen since the basketball team of 1957 which won the title of not only league champs, but C.I.F. also. The team had an overall record of 21-5, with a pre-league record of 12-2 and a league record of 8-2; the Broncos ended their C.I.F. conflicts with a 1-1 record. The Broncos participated in three tournaments: the Beau- mont Tourney, which they took second place; the annual Block B Tourney, which they took third place; and the 29 palms tourney in which they ran away with first place honors, The Broncos were rated 2 in the C.I.F, standings and were the best offensive team in the D.A.L. with a 68.6 pts. per game average. The Broncos that made all tourney teams were - DeWayne Austin, Rufus Conner, and Edmond Dukes and John Robinson, The all league team members for this season were - First Team; Edmond Dukes and DeWayne Austin, Second Team: John Robinson. And taking Honor- able mention was Rufus Conner. Coach Jack Irons did a really good job in coaching the team this year, and he is really looking forward to next year when the Banning Broncos take the floor again, J. V. Basketball Left to right; Dennis Connors, Rick Foster, Jim Jackson, Dean Phillips, Alvin Bell, Coach Ray 'The Bear! Curtis, Dan Whit- taker, James Taylor, Dale Kjorvastad, Larry Hall, Craig Rusk, and Don Cook SS — Feige a7 '% SCORES | = Banning Opponent 52 Perris 56 7 71 San Jacinto 55 44 Elsinore 56 | j- 62 Beaumont 30 pis 68 Rim 50 bes 44 Perris 58 76 San Jacinto 64 82 Elsinore 40 59 Beaumont 50 Rim Frosh Basketball D. A. L. Champs Back row: Randy Lakin, Carlos Gonzales, Jeff Ware, Marian Landry, Tony Prior, Tony Wilson, Marty Rodriguez, Coach Loren Lukens, Row two: Zoran Crnjanski, Steve Lesh, David Bird Russel Buchanan, Chuck Enriquez. Scores Banning Coachella 64 Banning Coachella 39 Banning Big Bear 19 Banning Yucaipa 38 Banning Yucca Valley 26 Banning Yucaipa 28 Banning Perris 35 Banning San Jacinto 18 Banning Elsinore 29 Banning Beaumont 35 Banning Rim 14 Banning Perris 32 Banning San Jacinto 19 Banning Elsinore 23 Banning Beaumont 41 Banning Rim 15 Varsity Baseball Schedule Banning Hemet Banning Palm Springs Banning Palm Springs Banning Yucca Valley Banning 29 Palms Banning Yucaipa Banning 29 Palms Banning Yucca Valley Banning Norta Vista Banning Norta Vista Banning Coachella Banning Eagle Mountain Banning Beaumont Banning Rim Elsinore Tournament Banning Perris Banning San Jacinto Banning Elsinore Banning Beaumont Banning Rim Banning Perris Banning San Jacinto Banning Elsinore First row: Randall Lakin, Mark Mummy, Greg Mummy at | Lara, John Sodaro, David Heslop, Bob Little, Coach Lukens, Bob Daniels; Second row: Jim Lugo, Dale Kjorvestad, Randy Palmer, Steve Myers, Carey Mellor, Paul Thormosguard, Ted Strader, Javier Pacheco, Doyle Jones. 86 a Coach Lukens is responsible this year for coaching the varsity baseball team, With the good turnout of fine athletes, things look very promising for a suc- cessful season. Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Bamning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Elsinore Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Banning Tournament Schedule Hemet Palm Springs Palm Springs Yucca Valley 29 Palms Yucaipa 29 Palms Yucca Valley Norta Vista Norta Vista Coachella Eagle Mountain Beaumont Rim Perris San Jacinto Elsinore Beaumont Rim Perris San Jacinto Elsinore First row: Joe Loera, Ernie Garenval, Phillip Siva Second row: Rick Mediano, Russell Buchanan, Bi Rodriquez, Garth Reese. 88 Third row: Coach Irons. James Sanchez, Mark Heslop, David Gonzales, Randy Williams, John Lara, Snyder, Dean Phillips, Louis Velasquez, Don Cook, Chuck Enriquez, Marty JV Baseball The junior varsity baseball team has exhibited a great deal of skill and enthusiasm. Coach Irons is looking forward to a winning season, Next year's varsity squad can look forward to some seasoned baseball players. ee I a acer Track There has been a lot of interest in track this year with a large turnout for the A,B, and Cteams. Coaches Hawley and Robinson are expecting to see some new records set this season. ; a= pr er! « © a ere Se 90 Schedule Banning Twin Pines, Yucca Valley Banning Twin Pines Banning Beaumont, Elsinore Banning Elsinore, Perris Banning Hemet Banning Perris, San Jacinto Banning San Jacinto, Rim Banning Rim, Beaumont Banning Beaumont, League Finals First row: Mike Montez, Tony Prior, Mike Palacious, Paul Vaughan, George Ortega, John Montez, Zoran Crnjanski, John Harmon, Second row: Coach Hawley, Russell Zaitz, Craig Dinwiddie, Danny Echols, Charles Ward, David et Terry Allswo Jim Jackson. Third row: Tommy Herman, Kevin Brown, Willy Trice, Edmund Dukes, Larry Taw, David Robinson, Iverson, Mike Hill, Coach 91 Tennis The tennis team this year is proving quite successful under the leadership of Coach Curtis. The team has the advantage of having several fine lettermen from last year returning. They are hoping to win C,1,F, and set another record for Banning. Schedule Banning Beaumont Banning Rim Banning Aquinas Banning San Jacinto Banning Elsinore Banning Beaumont Banning Rim Banning Aquinas Banning San Jacinto Banning Elsinore First row: Paul Babb, Mark Francis, Doyle Beasley, David Ring. Second row: Coach Curtis, Marshall Palmer, Craig Lea, Karl Miller, Warren Anderson, Tan Yee Kiet v2 Girls’ Tennis Seg [° ee rm, . Element Cw eS yo . | a Left to Right: Dana Sheeks, Denise Beasley, Laurie McSpadden, Melissa Hammond, Karen Husby, Mary Dew, Coach Susan Coombs. Row Two: Becky Bardwell, Kathy Egetter, Althea Tryon, Kathy Link, Anita Lyons, Linda Hoquist. UTN Ww Dedicated to Mr: Jere Dudney PRESENTED BY THECLASS OF ‘69 INTIS G HIGH, a JV Cheerleaders th: Is y Penny Hall Susan Chubb Maria Herrera Nancy Black serecy Saue sey | Tree TincOheedeaders Lynn Palmer | | | S _ wy erford “4 e 94 Band The Bronco Marching Band participated at all football games and contributed a great deal to the basketball games. They also competed in several parades this past year. The Bronco Band truly contributes much to school spirit. The Bronco Band is under the direction of Mr. Arthur Hood, in his first year here at Banning High. The band has done a magnificent job this 70-71 sea- son and is looking forward to another fine year. Front row, Rick Foster, Butch Cox, Danny Echols, David Ring, Bob Little, Larry Jensen, Steve Lesh, Mark Echols, Ron Norman, Fred Nelson, Vincent Silvas, John Chapman. Second row: Director; Arthur Hood, Jim Beal, Tom Harrell, Denise Beasley, Mabel Petty, Cindy Stumpf, Esther Ervin, Sandy Lee, Janet Wray, Laurie McSpadden, Debbie Sohn, Beckie Bardwell, Me- lissa Hammond, Joletta Miguel, Third row: Tim Pierce, William Johnson, Charles Walls, Don Cook, John Walls, Merle Vernoy, Wavie Evans, Dennis on, ‘hird 1, ills, Lis A ll Zi { = § 3 fi, til Wy Conner, Mike Stevans, Peter Nelson, Scott Falls, Alex Piper. Fourth row: Ricky Mediano, Mark Hendon, Brad Brower, Paul Babb, Thomas Morris, Carey Mellor, Ken Moyer, Louis Vel- asquez, Alvin Austin, Tom Garcia, Martin Rodriguez, Bruce Harold. Rosetta Cook Majorettes Bi oh nada cll Rosetta Cook Polli Jost ‘oO (eo) i N eragptcminks ; mame Usthiom | enanase 1h aS | el eS Left to right: Karen Blair, Bonnie Higgins, Debbie Miller, Mary Benson, Kae Sullivan, Partain, France Nadeau Broncettes B. H. S. Drill Team x Co-Leader — Pat Underbrink attest ee ante A i ies ee. r a pias, _ LSS | = {of ————— =r PEE Left to right: Koleen Sanford, Doris Cullors, Cheryl Bonner, LaVern Lucas, Ruth Word, Cyndi Becerra, Mimi West, Shirly De- Longe, LuAnn Mayhood, Sheila Lucas, Debbie Wall, Donna Cockran, Kathy Little, Stephanie West, Pat Underbrink, 100 Pride and spirit are essential for school unity. The Rally Club has these qual- ities and strives to share them with all Banning High Students. Good atten- dance at sports events can be at least partly attributed to the work of the members, On game days you can see the girls styling in their green and white dress with white African Bell- bottoms, ready to spread the spirit. Officers are: Doris Beecham-President; Dorothy Ashford- Vice-President; Diane Harrell-Secretary; Dayna Tay lor- Treasurer. SS ct tt ie y TNE TT Front row: Dayna Taylor, Diane Harrell, Doris Beecham, Dorothy Ashford, Second row: Johnnie Benson, Kathy Alexander, Rita Law, Elvina Brown, Genece Miller, Yvonne Moore. 101 Block B Block B is one of the most noted and distinguished clubs on campus, It conducts many school functions during the year along with furnishing the Athletic Department with many ac- cessories needed for a good sports cur- riculum, The most noted accomplish- ments are the traditional Christmas Basketball Tournament and the out- lining of the B on B mountain, The weightroom was 3 4 donated by this club along with the Varsity blazers worn on game days by our proud ath- letes. The officers of Block B are: 1st semester President-Mike Holste, 2nd semester President- Doyle Beasley, Vice-President-Mark Mummy, Secretary-Karl Miller os mee sr ES Reem 7) a olagveiaes TT a. he ee ee 1st row: Mike Holste, Marshall Palmer, Bob Little, Karl Miller, Dave Ring, Joe Mirci, Steve Myers, Doyle Beasley, Coach | Lukens, 2nd row: Carey Mellor, Greg Mummy, Richard Chavez, Tan Yee Kiet, Glen Courtney, Mark Mummy, Mark Francis, Ray Lara, 3rd row: David Wall, Albert Evans, Kenny Law, Rufus Conner, Ted Strader, Bill Thompson, Leroy Jordon, Dewayne Austin, Larry Law, Paul Leary, Emilio Reyes, Danny Whitaker and Jesse Gonzalez. S ’ h Cl The Spanish Club, founded two years f Da n l S Uu b ago, is one of the biggest and most active clubs on campus. Again this year in the fall semester, they held their 3rd annual Mystery Auction to help raise funds for the club's activi- ties. The spring semester brought the 2nd annual Mexican dinner, a fun and fund-raising activity, and a field trip. In addition to their many activities on campus, the Spanish Club supports a little girl, Victoria Solis Castillo, in Mexico through Save-the- Children Federation, The officers are Doug Munier, Treasurer; Jo Ann Obregon, Project Chairman; Suzan Ruby, Sec- retary; Craig Rusk, Vice-President. Not pictured is Mike Fisher, President. Row one: Mr, Jon Miller, Richard Chavez, John Jacquet, Josie Rodriquez, Sandra Gonzalez, Ruth Word, Suzan Ruby, JoAnn Obre- gon, Kathy Lucas, Louise Graham, Tracey Brown, Carol House, Mrs, Barbara Doyle; Row two: Carmen Reidhammer, Eva Car- ner, Dana Sheeks, Craig Rusk, Dianne Christoffersen, Julie Johnson, Sharon Conn, Sheryl Swendler; Row Three: Bill Adams, Dave Stang, Kae Sullivan, Kathy Blair, Debbie Davis, Bonnie Mayhood, Lisa Harand, Carol Hildahl, Jenny Ortega; Row Four: Mark Brandes, Ted Strader, Warren Anderson, Joe Mirci, Ernest Franco, Penny Feucht, Pam Doyle, Bobbie Childres, LuAnn May- hood, Sharon Lewis, Mary Garcia, Cheri Curtis; Fifth row: Jamie Hendon, Greg Mummy, Kathy Link, Mona Hunt, Stephanie West, Craig Dinwiddie, Gail Mitchell, Kevin Dinwiddie, Glenn Sapaden, Kevin DeLancey, Diane Dickenson, Debbie Roughta; Last Row: Tim lund, Randy Sibole, Rita Shearer, Sheila Simpson, Kathy Egetter, Jane Dickinson, Laurel Davidson, Claire Her- rera, Mike Wheelock, Cindy Fargo, Doug Munier, Vicki Lowman, Fred Grose, John Bower, Jayne Kennedy, Susie Hargrave, Mini West, Debbie Carner, Debbie Anderson, Tan Yee Kiet. 103 German Club The German Club was formed this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Nekimken, the Cerman II teacher. Since there is only one German class on campus the club hoped to arouse interest, both at the Junior High and here, in the lan- guage and culture. The first project this year was the Pied Piper of Hamelin entry in the Homecoming Parade, Since Southern California has many centers of German culture the club is 2}, planning on going to some German theaters and restaurants to witness this culture first hand, aw) Front row: Dianna Huegel, Nancy Black, Dianne Kropp, Larry Hall, Frederick Grose. Second: Janet Wray, Esther Ervin, Barbara Allsworth, Diane Link, Mike Beichling. Third: Thomas Morris, Chuck Walls. LS 2 no all a ees! Front row: Rita Law, Janice Jones, Martha Rodriquez, Mary Dew, Sandra Weller, Susan Everett, Georgianna Rice, Wendy Whit- more, Susie Miller, Kathy Little. Second: Mimi West, Cindy Brown, Jevannah Gonzales, Mary Benson, Susan Scrivens, Debbie Wall, Marla Ellington, Toni Kelsey, Vicky Lopez, Elizabeth Hatton, Roxie Hall, Sharon Biggers. Third; April Stephenson, Sheila Rutherford, Vonneta Twaite, Janice Fountain, Dawn Porter, Shawnee Stephenson, Vivian Holland, Debbie Tucker, Pam Moris- sette, Lana White, Ruth Word, Cindy Bowman. } 104 i _ re a g ut ameaeete 4 i =4 =a - £. ig Front: Susan Hargrave, Merlinda Whitmore, Ruth Spencer, Anita Lyons, Penny Hall, Judy Harker, Aileen Echols, Kathi Blair, Carol Miller, Sheryl Swendler, Lillian Lara, Yvonne Jensen, Julia Johnson, Debbie Jones, Rhena Tryon. Second; Karen Blair, Vicki Williams, Gail Brown, Kathy Link, Althea Tryon, Cheri LaDuke, Vicki Lowman, Paulette Word, Angela Nizzia, Winnie Piper, Paula Folkvord, Nancy Dale, Shirley Fleig, Rita Shearer, Elvina Brown. son, Craig Dinwiddie , Dave Ping, Don Moreno, Rick Foster, Danny Echols, Brent Francis, Randy Williams, James Taylor, Roy Maxwell, Fourth: Mark Brandes, Joe Mirci, Randy Hirst, Jimmie Walker, Willie Trice, Bill Thompsom, Ra Mills, John Brinton, Randy Sibole, Tan Yee Kiet, Marshall Palmer, Mark Francis, Don Cook, Richard Niemi, Danny IG Choir Girls’ Girls Glee, better known as girls choir is an activity class for girls. In this class, Mr. Jensen, teaches the funda- mentals of singing and the lyrics to songs. Every year they co-sponsor Sip n‘ Sing with the A Cappella Choir, They also sing at festivals in compe- tition with other girls' choirs. There, they are graded on poise, breathing, dress and how well they sing. Third: Rodney Sharp, Jesse Gonzalez, Jim Jack- ndy Rice, Gary Blair. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is for students who enjoy singing and music. The first programs are given at Christmas time when they are singing for various service clubs and give the annual Christmas Concert. In the spring the students put on a Sip n Sing which gives them a chance to show their in- dividual talents. Towards the end of the school year they present a musical, which is always a big success. And finally, they honor the seniors by singing at the graduation ceremony, 105 Model U. N. The Model UN is a relatively new club having been on campus for only four years, The students learn all they can about how their assigned countries stand on world affairs. They attend a conference on the UCR campus with other students from all over Southern California, The main purpose at the conference is to get the resolutions of one's cauntry passed through committee meetings and through the General Assembly. PYPPe Try CP PP PEP mee gilt i sc BM Briay199 3999 19971999994 Front row: ey Lee, Janet Wray, Sharlyn Mazur, Pam va bs Penny Feucht, Kathy Link, Paula Folkvord, Craig Lea, Mark Third: Barbara Allsworth, Peter Nelson, Gordon Chatterson, Richard Chavez, Bob Little, Craig Rusk, Kevin Dinwiddie, Greg Brandes. Second: Shirley Fleig, Mike Brooker, Donna Washington, Yvonne Jensen, Nancy Dale, Sharon Lewis, Suzan Ruby. Mummy, Fred Grose, Craig Dinwiddie. 106 G. A. A. The members of the Girls’ Athletic Association participate in Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, and Tennis play- days, In addition to participating in these sports, GAA sponsored the Home- coming Dance and worked concessions at the Block B Christmas Tournament, The officers of GAA are: President: Penny Feucht, Vice-Pres: Cheri La- Duke, Treasurer: Vicky Williams és 2S apd D Le ee teeee AUTVEVATE AV TTINT PEE PY PPPOE PEP ton — — — = —_ — —_ — — — — — — — — — — — = —1 —= — — — — =4 | ist row: Cheri LaDuke, Penny Feucht, Vicky Williams, Miss Coombs. 2nd row: Sheila Gaines, Beckie Bardwell, Linda Hoquist, Cindy Brown, Sandra Garcia, Johnnie Benson, Dawn Porter, Verginga Bryant. 3rd row: Jayne Kennedy, Helen Maestas, Margaret Sutton, Jenny Ortega, Mary Garcia, Martha Rodriquez, Sandra Gonzalez, Anita Lyons, Denise Beasley, Dana Sheeks, Dianna Har- rell, Delores Cassadas, 4th row: Melissa Hammond, Nancy Kennedy, Annie Whitmore, Diane Digby, Althea Tryon, Karen Husby, Laurie McSpadden, Yvonne Diaz, Paula Velasquez, Marie Hernandez, and Yvonne Hernandez, AFS is the biggest club on campus this year, with approxi- mately 120 members, They have been busy with many money raising projects. The purpose is to make it possible to send students abroad. Anyone interested in the foreign exchange program is invited to join. The officers are Mike Fisher, president; Pam Doyle, vice-president; Debbie Sohn, secre- tary; and Rita Shearer, treasurer. TERS OSOS a 525 8 eee Yh Front row: Mrs. Meltzer, Debbie Carner, Pam Costello, Bonnie Mayhood, Vickie Lowman, Tracy Brown, Al Clark, Tan Yee Kiet, Debbie Sohn, Pam Doyle, Rita Shearer, 2nd row: Pat Underbrink, Jo Ann Parthan, Janet Wray, Sandy Lee, Sheila Simpson, Gail Mitchell, Penny Feucht, Nancy Kennedy, Joe Mirci, Diane Digby, Carmen Reidhammer, David Ring, Susan Scrivens, Bob Little, Bonnie Higgins, Carol House, Susie Miller, Kathy Blair, Sheryl Swendler, Curt Curtis, Mark Echols, Denise Costello. 3rd row: Kathy Link, Debbie Anderson, Melissa Hammond, Kevin Dinwiddie, Cindy Stumpf, Althea Tryon, Vicki Kemmerer, Mona Hunt, Linda Hoquist, Craig Rus, Libby Lamm, Sharon Lewis, Julie Johnson, Craig Dinwiddie, Don Moreno, Rick Foster, Carol Miller, Paula Folkvord, Cyndi Baca, Nancy Dale, Yvonne Jensen, Shirley Fleig, Judie Harker, Kathy Randazzo, Connie Gregorie. 4th row: Doug Munier, Laurie McSpadden, Aleksandra Crnjanski, Cliff Neff, Barbara Allsworth, Nancy Lind, Sharlyn Masur, Steve Morris, John Klohr, Mark Brandes, Tim Iund, Craig Lea, Marshall Palmer, Fred Grose, James Hendon, Dan Hoquist, Daryll Ham- mond, Wayne Minobe, Pat Egetter, Diane Dickenson, Stephanie West, Cathy Hall Cindy Becerra, Ruth Spencer, Cheri Curtis, Suzan Ruby, Ginger Ring, Greg Mummy, Eva Carner, Laurel Davidson, Karen Husby, Margaret Mandelke, Vicki Williams. FHA is one of the active clubs on campus. They entered projects in the Date Festival, and also sold telegrams again this year. Without a girls League, there was no sponsor for the Spinsters Dance, so FHA took that re- sponsibility and did a great job. The officers for 70-71 were President, Bonnie Brady; Vice President, Cheri Curtis; Treasurer, Butch Cox; Sec- retary, Carol House; Parliamentarian, Larry Hall; Songleader, Kae Sullivan; Historian, Roxie Hall; and Reporter, Karen Blair. Front row: Larry Hall, Carol House, Butch Cox, Roxie Hall, Kae Sullivan. Second row: Karen Blair, Cheri Curtis, Kathi Blair, Sheryl Swendler, Louise Graham, Rosie Hall, Stephanie West, Cyndi Becerra, Miss Fraser, Third row: Jayne Kennedy, Bonnie Higgins, Cyndi Hernandez, Debbie Hollis, Dana Sheeks, Jean Coy, Pam Morissette, Kathy Little Fourth row: Denise Bowman, Shelly Barris, Theresa Diaz, Becky Tryon, Charlotte Brantley, Margaret Mandelke, Wendy Whitmore, Mimi West, Rosalinda Martinez Fifth row: Sue Jones, Jeanie Richards, Nancy Black, Mike Wheelock, Sue Sibole, Kathy Johnson, Elvina Brown, Donna Cockron, Ruth Word. Volunteens If you've been wondering what a Vol- unteen or (Candystriper) does, here are a few items; A Volunteen is a young cheerful girl who helps brighten-up a sick patients day, She feeds patients, makes beds, runs errands and assists nurses in moving patients to wheel- chairs. Seven new Volunteens from Banning High signed up this year, Future Business Leaders of America is a new Club on campus. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in business careers and to provide information and ex- perience in the different fields of bus- iness, Officers are: Norma Kruka, President; Toni Lopez, Secretary; Susan Hargrave, Treasurer; Warren Anderson, Reporter. FBLA Front row: Joletta Miguel, Denise Costello, Sandy Lee, Eva Carner, Ginger Ring, Back row: Mrs. Biehler, Jeannie Richards, Vicki Williams, Laurel Davidson, Rhena Tryon, Mrs, Gilbert Moore xX 3 AOA AL wl Front Row: Shawna Lee, Dale Hollis, Cathe Arnett, Susie Hargrave, Norma Kruka, Warren Anderson, Toni Lopez, Bonnie Mayhood, Mrs, Havier Second row: Lucy Garcia, Theresa Diaz, Jill Blair, Kae Sullivan, Stephanie West, Cyndi Becerra, Mar- garet Sutton, Third row: Denise Costello, Kathy Blair, Martha Rodriguez, Susan Chubb, Cyndi Hernandez, Debbie Hollis, Fourth row: Jean Raile, Sheila Simpson, Yvonne Diaz, Diane Digby, Nancy Kennedy, Annie Whitmore, Yvonne Johnson, Jenny Ortega, Mary Vaughan, Fifth row: Mary Partain, Debbie Tapp, Nancy Linda, Diane Dickinson, Mary Garcia, Pam Costello Last row: Jackie Vincent, Bonnie Higgins, Craig Lea, Ted Strader, James Angelis, Karl Miller, Gary Gibson. The purpose of C,S.F. is to promote high scholastic achievement among high school students. The members are honored at a banquet given by the Rotary Club sometime in the early spring. In the latter part of the school year they go on a scholastic day: field trip. The trip usually includes a visit to some museum, dinner and a show. This year they are also participating in a cultural exchange with a town in Japan, Officers are: Tim Iund; President Shirley Fleig; Secretary Mark Brandes; Treasurer Kevin Dinwiddie; Vice Pres. ae ST OAM + 3 a Ta Front row: Mrs. Doyle, Mark Brandes, Tim lund, Shirley Fleig, Kevin Dinwiddie, Sheryl Swendler, Richard Chavez, Maxine Johnson, Sandy Lee Second row: Nancy Dale, Yvonne Jensen, Rita Shearer, Penny Feucht, Laurel Davidson, Kathy ‘Egetter, Al Clark, Floria Phillips, Keith DeLancey, T hird row: Diane Digby, Paula Folkvord, Earnest Franco, Craig Rusk, Kathy Link, Diane Dickinson, Sheila Simpson, Greg Mummy, Last row; Peter Nelson, Craig Lea, James Hendon, Ted Staater, Doug Munier, Fred Grose, Adolfo Mediano, Marlo Mummy, Steve Morris. Not Pictured: Nancy Black, Vicki Williams, Janice Fountain, Gail Brown, BANTU A club formally known as the Black Assistance As- sociation (BAA) was established in 1968 and changed its name to Black Afro- American Nationalist Tribal Union (BANTU) in1970. This club has strived for the past 3 years to promote brotherhood among the black sisters and brothers as well as the Anglos and Chicanos, They will be remembered for their An- nual Community Soul Food Banquet as well as their co-sponsorship of the Banning Boys Club, At the time of this printing they are actively engaged in their Black History Week program, The program consists of a seminar featuring guest speakers, skits, and a community picnic. The officers are: Doris Beecham - President, George Fatheree - Vice- Pres,, Florenda Bryant - Treas., Maxine Johnson - Secretary, Floria Phillips - Parl. and Robert Miller - Sgt. of Arms SS eee 1 0 EE eee lst row: Mr. Teague, Florenda Bryant, Robert Miller, Doris Beecham, Maxine Johnson, George Fatheree, Floria Phillips. 2nd row: Dennis Conner, Cynthia Scott, Ruby Stringer, Larry Law, Mary Lee Bensen, Everett Williams, Carol Biggers. 3rd row: Goree Smith, John Robinson, Patricia Scott, Debbie McKenzie, Raymond Roberts, Rita Law, Paul Leary, Pamela Lewis, Ester Ervin, Johnnie Bensen, Diane Harrell, Dayna Taylor. 4throw: Robert Simmons, Gloria Norman, Dewayne Austin, Kenny Law, Rufus Conner, Edmond Dukes, Leroy Jordon, Kathy Alexander, Lana White, Vivian Holland, Gail Brown, Dorothy Ashford. ay MAYO Mayo is the Mexican-American Youth Organization which was formed to help the Mexican American students pro- mote education among themselves and to increase knowledge throughout the community. The Presidents are Mary Valenzuela and Ray Lara. The other officers are Lupe Reyes, Vice President; Sandra Gonzalez, Secretary; Emilio Reyes and John Montez, Sgt. at Arms; and Yonnie Diaz, Treasurer. ATS aa eT First row: Emilio Reyes, John Montez, Lupe Reyes, Yonnie Diaz, Mary Valenzuela, Ray Lora, Sandra Gonzalez; Second row: Glen Macias, Dorita Fregozo, Terri Montel, Martha Rodriquez, Cindi Diaz, Sandra Garranza, Jovannah Gonzales, Marta Carranza, Maggie Rodriquez; Third row: Rudy Rodriquez, Jennie Ortega, Mary Garcia, Josie Rodriquez, Wilma Darrow, Dolores Cassadas, Sally Ortega, Elsa Ramirez; Fourth row: Danny Olvera, Maria Herrera, Beatrice Valenzuela, George Ramos, Theresa Diaz, Lucy Garcia; Fifth Row: Joe Diaz, Mike Palcias, Fred Villalpando, Rosalinda Martinez, Theresa Montez, Pam Miranda, Gloria Garcia, Julie Diaz; Last row: Louie Velasquez, Carlos Martinez, Ernie Velasquez, Jesse Mindez, Carlos Gonzales, Yonnie Hernandez, Paula Velasquez, Lelicia Valle, Erlinda Flores, The A.I.D. (Americans of Indian Descent) was formed in 1970. The purpose of the club is to better the knowledge of the American Indian, To raise money, the club sponsored dinners and a dance. The club went on several field trips, and on Memorial Day 1970, rae row: Marlene Rice, Anita Lyons, Joletta Miguel; Second row: Georgianna Rice, they had a booth at the Malki Indian Faulene Miguel, Tony Toro, James Coronado, Fred Toro; Third row: Leatrice Tru- . z : jillo, Debbie Chapparosa, James Sanchez, Gary Macias; Fourth row: Rick Mediano, Fiesta, The officers are Georgianna Mr. Rose, Rice, Historian; Joletta Miguel, Vice President; Anita Lyons, President; Marlene Rici, Treasurer; Lyanne Martin, Secretary; Faulene Miguel, Reporter; and Roy Mathews, Sgt. at Arms, House of Representative The House of Representatives is com- prised of students who are elected to represent their 2nd period class. At the beginning of each year, one student is elected to represent his class, and an alternate is also elected. The House attempts to work closely with the stu- dent body, so that the wishes of the students might be carried out. The House of Representatives is the origin of all student petitions that go through the Student Council and which are finally passed on by the School Board. The House represents the true voice of the people. Joe Mirci, Parl. = = i , ‘mul “ dil Front row: Chuck Enriquez, Jayne Kennedy, Pam Doyle, John Brinton, Joe Mirci, Rodney Sharp, Nancy Black, Angela Nizzia, Virgina Bryant, Ruth Spencer, Second: Danny Osier, Tan Yee Kiet, Annie Whitmore, Kevin Dinwiddie, Donna Covington, Susan Chubb, Sheila Gaines, Carol Biggers, Ruby Stringer, Dayna Taylor. Third: Chris Brown, Mark Brandes, Nancy Kennedy, Diane Digby, Susan Hargrave, Bill Thompson, Esther Ervin, Gloria Norman, Sharon Biggers, Victoria LeBlanc, Kenny Law, Rita Law. 114 oR MEJULUU EREDAR DRRER ALERT EEE aE ee ES ee Allen Adams, Editor Stampede Staff Editor Asst. Ed. Headliners: Ad. Manager Proofreaders Pictures Allen Adams Reporters Polli Jost Edsel Cross Glen Courtney Jane Littell Craig Lea Jane Littell Norma Kruka Polli Jost Leina Enriquez Anne Doyle Shirly Ring Advisor Cyndi Baca Steve Bischke Rosetta Cook Mike Hill Norma Martinez Mike Obregon Janice Pehau Lupe Reyes Margaret Sutton Paul Thormodsg ard Debbie Webber P. W. Teague This years’ Stampede Staff has been putting in an all-out effort to produce, upgrade, and please the consumer with the '71 model of the Stampede. Headed by Chief Allen Adams, these galloping gourmets of Journalism break a leg to get your paper to you fresh off the press. Student Council Student Council teaches the problems and pleasures of leadership. This year the elected representatives of Banning High School have added to the Senior privileges, gotten permission for girls to wear blue jeans, rewritten the Con- ituti a onsored ma hoo eon, nd sponsored many school Mark Brandes: Speaker of the House - Craig Lea: Speaker of the House - 1st activities, 2nd semester semester Vice=Pres. 2nd semester Er fo 1st row: Yvonne Jensen, Donna Washington, Mary Garcia, Emilio Reyes. 2nd row: Mark Brandes, Craig Lea, Shirley Fleig, Gien Courtney, Nancy Black, Doris Beecham, Debbie McKenzia, Carol Biggers, Joe Mirci, Don Graham, Josie Rodriquez, Mary Valen- zuela, Bob Little, Ray Lara. 3rd row: Mike Holste, Cindi Fargo, Sharon Lewis, Dianne Kropp, Cathy Hall, Pam Doyle, Maxine Johnson, Floria Phillips, Libby Lamm, Sheryl Swendler, Penny Feucht, Lynn Palmer, Donna Covington, Mike Montez, Fred Grose, Kevin Dinwiddie.. 4th row: Anne Doyle, Nancy Kennedy, Annie Whitmore, Ted Strader, Gail Mitchell, Diane Digby, George Fatheree, Ruby Stringer, Paul Leary, Maria Herrera, Anita Lyons, Allen Adams, Erlinda Flores, Sheila Rutherford, Vicky Lopez, Mimi West, and Suzan Ruby. S10 116 Emilio Reyes: 1st Semester President Mary Garcia: ist semester Vice-Pres. Second Semester President ! Shirley Fleig: Corresponding Yvonne Jensen: Commis- Glen Courtney: Commis- Diane Digby: ist Semester } Secretary sioner of Records sioner of Elections Commissioner of Girls Doris Beecham: Commis- Libby Lamm: 2nd Semester Ted Strader: Commissioner Donna Washington: Com- sioner of Pep Commissioner of Activities of Boys missioner of Finance 117 San Gorgonian Staff Plots Future of Yearbook Past Setbacks Overcome « ZOOBA. . . ZOOBA. . . ZOOBA Noah... Noah! What? You are going to build a Year Book. Right. . . What's a Year Book? A Year Book has pictures, copy and it lives between two sides of a cover. It says stuff about school, may have your picture in it, but what else is there? Well, there are autographs and maybe a memory or two. Maybe there's more to it than meets the eye. When a yearbook gets botched, who gets the blame? The year- book staff, that's who. And it doesn't matter how hard they have worked. We have worked hard this year and hope you don't feel we botched the job. We had a pro- fessional printing company to help us. We have added a new format and layout design and included creative photography. All this was accomplished through hard work. We hope we have produced a book all can be proud of and that it will be part of a con- tinuing trend of better and better yearbooks for Banning High. Peace The San Gorgonian Staff 118 — ee Tim Iund Evan Reidhammer Esther Ervin Advisor-Mr. Miller Associate Sports Editor Editor-In-Chief Don Graham Evan Reidhammer Assistant Editor Evan Reidhammer Advertising Editor Mike Brooker Associate Activities Editor Typist- Jane Littell Dorothy Ashford Lonnie Bryant Classes Editor Ester Ervin Barbara Allsworth Associate Classes Editor Photography Don Graham Chris Angelis Tim Iund Administration Editor Lane's Studio Evan Reidhammer McCulloh's Studio Sports Editor Don Graham Art work- Don Graham 119 The Sea reigns on. All classes and some clubs on campus entered floats for the Homecoming Parade. There was a wonderful dis- play of creativity from B.H.S. Stu- dents. The Mighty Seniors won first prize in the class competion of floats. Bantu Expresses Itself. All In A Child's Mind takes 2nd place. Grand Marshall with last year’s Queen and her escort. Pe we Dorothy and Debbie are Cool Grubs. Look Kevin, Debbie's nylon is falling. Butch answers to the name of Piggy Piggy”. Craig just fed hi s face. Homecoming Activities 1970 Just wait George! Ruby will give you an egg. Oops. Coach Chim just lost his breakfast. March on Broncos. Homecoming Week was full of activities. This year Banning High crowned two King Legs. This goes to show you we have men with nice looking legs. Joe Mirci and John Robinson, (not pictured), were the two lucky fellows. Cookie Queen, Annie Whitmore, got extra lucky and also made Homecom- ing Queen. It leaves doubt in my mind whether she won Homecoming Queen for herself or her delicious cookies. 122 The Homecoming Dance was a success for all who were there. The guys and dolls came decked in their best rags and partied into the starting of another day. When the years have turned their hair to silver and the days of youth have left them so very far behind, memories of this night will still linger in their minds. Queen and her Court. What seems to be holding us up. Homecoming 1970 Carol, one of our pretty princesses, was born in Loma Linda on January 14, 1953. Our 99 pound future nurse has brown hair, sky blue eyes, and is the shortest of five princesses (but good things come in small packages!). Eighteen years ago, on March 13th, a pretty little baby girl was born. But since that day she has grown so much prettier that she leaves no doubt in our minds that she de- serves the title of Homecoming Queen of 1970-71. Annie Whitmore stands 64 inches tall and has brown locks and hazel eyes. Playing the guitar is a major hobby of our womanruler. Our crowned queen looks to the future in hopes of becoming a model, then later a fashion coordinator. With your looks, body and personality, Annie, we know your ambitions will turn your dreams into reality. Paulette's lucky day is June 26, 1953. She, too, has golden brown hair with soft baby blue eyes. Sewing is one of her favorite pastimes (besides Mark, of course). Ruby plans on going to University of San Diego to study sociology. She likes cheering and grooves on records. Miss Stringer was born on May 12, 1953 in Terry, Mississippi. She has brown hair with walnut brown eyes. Her escort to the Homecoming game and dance was Robert Miller. € = cd 4 arm EE Miss Diane Kropp, a full blooded Californian, loves horses and songleading. She plans on attending a junior college after high school. Her blonde hair and those blue sapphire eyes really add to her out-of-site personality. Diane, a Virgo, was born on September 9, 1953. ’ Spinsters This year the Spinster's Dance was sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. It was held on a Saturday night, March 13, 1971 with the music provided by the Blackwood Sparrow. The theme for the evening was the Wonder of Love The highpoint of the annual dance is always the crowning of the King of Spinster's, This year the lucky man was Joe Mirci. Joe was crowned by his date, Penny Feucht, and afterwards, Joe and Penny led a dance. To add something different to the evening, balloons were released from the ceiling; numbers were inside and many couples won some very nice prizes. 18th Annual Block “ B”’ Invitational Basketball Tournament The 18th annual Block B Invitational Basketball Tourney was held in the B.H.S. gym. The Green Machine came into third place in the tourney. The tourney was held on Dec. 21,22, and 28, in 1970. 1971 Queen and Court. Left to Right, Doris Jensen, Rosie Huerta, Cathy Hall, and Pam Doyle. ee Te | The All Tourney Team, Court and Escorts, Left to Right: Randy Rice, Cathy Hall, Judy Osier, David Swain, Rosie Huerta, Mark Mummy, Pam Doyle, Mike Wheelock, Doris Jensen Senior Play ‘Twelve Angry People’’ CORRE REY rena } bi bg ? The Senior Play this year is a dramatic story full of impact, showing the emotions and action of a jury ina murder case. A19 year old boy is accused of murdering his father: guilty or not guilty. This is the grave responsibility of the jurors; the boy's life is in their hands. Now this is the way you do your ABC's Foreman Juror 2 Juror Juror Juror Juror Juror Juror Juror Juror 10 Juror 11 Juror 12 Student Director Are you calling me a liar? Mike Hill Steve Morris Connie Gregorie Shirley Fleig Polli Jost Barbara Allsworth Jane Littell Julie Baird Judy Harker Polli Jost Linda Ward Esther Ervin Connie Gregorie Shirley Fleig Linda Hoquist Judy Harker Linda Hoquist Vicky Kemmerer Becky Bardwell Barbara Allsworth Kathy Randazzo Steve Morris Our Foreign Exchange Student Lee Kiet Tan I come from Kuala Lumpur which is the capital of Malaysia. It has a popu- lation of about half a million and it is the administrative and economic cen- ter of the country. I have three brothers and two sisters. Both my sisters are married, two of my brothers are studying in London and my other brother is working at home. I am the youngest in the family. My father is retired and my mother is a housewife. My favorite sports are soccer, badmin - ton and pingpong. I do quite a bit of reading and swimming during my free time. Above all, I love to travel and that is the main reason why I am here. 132 Tan Lee Kiet | ,= _ Bee i iy Miss Bann ing... Debra White Miss Banning this year is truly a soul sister. A small natural and lake green eyes are a couple of her outstanding features. Standing 5 feet 5 inches, she was born February 28 in the year 1952. Along with being active in the Black America club and Speech club she also digs on taking part in Drama and Bantu. She likes art very much and plans on becoming a teacher in this field. If you haven't figured out who Miss Banning is this year, I guess we'll have to tell you. She is Debra White. Next time you are feeling down and need a friend walk up to her and say, Hello, she won't let you down. Congratulations Debra! 133 Speech Contest Winners The Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech contest was held in the band room, the first part of the school year. There were twelve participants in the contest, First place was Pauline Jost. The second speech contest was the 34th Annual Lions Club Student Speech Contest which was held on Feb. 16 at the San Gorgonia Inn. Speaking on the topic Should Youth Become Involved? How and When? The winner was our foreign exchange student, Tan Yee Kiet. The runners-up were Judy Harker and Dan Taft. The winner will go to the zone contest and if successful there to the regional and finally to the district speakoff. The district winner will receive a $2000.00 scholarship. Tan Yee Kiet First Place, Lion's Club Contest First Place, Veterans of Foreign Wars Contest 134 Zz O _ jem Jas ” = QO = O Zz j— al = O Li. ’ Superintendent of schools: su-p(e) rin- ‘tend-and- one who has or exercises the charge and oversight of a school district Superintendent Mr, Corbin Assistant Superintendent Mr. Hammond ‘is - = ) BI , “ inspection, injection, detection, infection, correction, selection . . Ol The interpretation and analysis of the fundamentals, curriculum, and admin- istrative provinces of the school district | are only some of the many tasks the School Board must perform. | $ “ Mrs, Joan Dale M Mi f ga wi th the Mr. Maurice Calderon Mr. Robert Peterson Mr. Lewis Robertson 136 —— ———— = Principal Another year will soon be in the pages of our memories. As we look back, we can see both our trials and errors. One person, that probably has had the most difficult times and the most hor- rifying memories, is our fearless prin- cipal. Being the leader of a school, one must continually keep a cool head and must constantly take both the offensive and defensive sides. Through good times and bad times we know you have tried to use clear pos- itive thinking in all matters dealing with the student body. Keep your cool, Mr. Avina, we're look- ing forward to another ambitious and ex citing NEXT year. OUR FEARLESS LEADER Vice Principal MUSIC LOVE AND FLOWERS Mr. Heslop-That's right, our noble walker of the halls, our gallant gallivanting gar- gantuan of the administration. He is one of the cooler members of our administration, who helps students who have hang-ups in the disciplinary department, and sometimes those who particularly don't! Mr. H. can be seen patrolling the campus if He's not in the state of processing his paper work. His great sense of humor and insight of human understanding make him a rare and valuable member of our staff. Main Office Counselors Mrs, Ruth Smith Mrs. Mary Abras CO——-+� +AO POSHNQO--cH Mr. Howard Lind . = Pe ‘ = Mr. Phillip Lamm Mrs. Lettie Thompson Mrs. Dolores Jones A t t e n d a n Cc e QO f f i © e Mr. Philip Amick General Business B.S. Arkansas State Typing I and II Mr. Harold Bendigkeit ahh Fae Fe Biology, Life Science B.S. and M.S. at Arizona State University ' t Mr. Philip Amick Mr. Maurice Boynton English B. A. Keene State Mr. Lou Chimeleski Physical Education B.S. Cal Poly (Pomona) a . Maurice Boynton Miss Suzanne Coombs Miss Suzanne Coombs Physical Education B.S. Brigham Young M.S. University of Arizona iss Nancy Conover Physical Education B. A. Chapman College Mrs. Harriet Curtis A.B. Whittier College M. A. Redlands Miss Nancy Conover Mrs. Harriet Curtis Mr. Raymond Curtis Physical Education . B. Humboldt State Mr. Mack Dinwiddie Mathematics Algebra, Geometry A. B, Whittier College : Mr. Raymond Curtis Mrs. Barbara Doyle Spanish B. A. 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Cal Poly (Pomona) Mr. Arthur Hood Band, Music Northern Arizona University Mr. Robert Jensen Choral Music A Cappella Girls Glee Girls Choir aN Mr. Occidental College j © Loren Lukens Mr. Jon Miller Spanish-Publications, Photography B. A. Cal. State Long Beach Mr. Albert Nikemkem Exposition, Short Story German, English University of Iowa, San Fernando Valley, State College Mr, Jon Miller Mr. Howard Noble Social Studies Humanities B. A. University of Iowa Mrs. Betty Meltzer General Secondary Life credential with M. A. in English: life credential in school library, B. A. M. A. In English M.A.L.S. Immaculate Heart College Mrs, Betty Meltezer Miss O'Toole Miss O'Toole M.S. University of Arizona: B.A. San Diego State Miss Ruth Powell French, English B. A. Tillotson College Mr. Lewis Robinson Social Studies B. A. California Baptist College. . Ruth Powell Mr. Lewis Robinson Mr. Mike Rose Early U. S. History Afro-American Studies Ethnic Studies M.A. University of Calif. Mr. James Rusk World Geography M.A. University of Calif. ( ¥ 4 Mr. Mike Rose d a Mr. Pelton Teague Mr. Louis Thorpe Mr. Barrie Walkley Journalism, Drama, General Science Satire, Exposition I Speech Physics, Chemistry Science Fiction A. M.N. College B.S, Kansas State B. A. University of B. A. M.S.E. Hendersons College California Mr. David Wassanaar Miss Cecilia Zerwekh General Math Exposition I A.B. Calvin College English II M.A. Mount St. Mary's College Mr, David Wassanaar Miss Cecilia Zerwekh ; 4 Coffee, tea, or arsenic? To feed our faces , is our motto, with hamburger, noodles or a tomato. From our kitchen, for their delight, comes steak, caviar, and veal. . . well, not quite! But spaghetti, hot beef, and some kind of meat, that's what we put in front of them to eat! ALKA SELTZER! ! ! Cafe Workers Custodians Attendants Mrs. Mr. ae ¢ Noble, Mrs. Gunther, Mrs. Stecstor, Mrs. Scrivens Carter ADVERTISEMENTS petiiteetits ——— ) LANE STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAIT WEDDINGS IN COLOR - COMMERCIAL 34 North First Street, Banning, California ‘‘Best of Luck to the Class of ‘‘71”’ Sete Ba Phe: se ahy “your financial partner” 321 West Ramsey, Banning, Calif. Robert and John Nelson 506 7 oe cae oe Nelson Oil Co. The Shell Jobber Hendon Family’s Ace Furniture Pioneer Grill “Try us first — we usually are” Jay’s Men’s Wear 86 North San Gorgonio Banning, Calif. Best Wishes to “71” Alice’s Style Shop : WIEFELS SONS, BANNING FUNERAL | DIRECTORS Stanley D. Lewis, Director 50 East Nicolet Street Page Auto Exchange 2301 West Ramsey, Banning, Calif. PALM SPRINGS NATIONAL BANK 849-4693 1172 West Ramsey Street Banning, California 849-4617 148 ; E IN ALL AMERICA THE BEST SELLING SHOE | 132 West Ramsey Banning, California 849-9900 JACK’S SHOES Felts Jewelry 78 West Ramsey BANK OF AMERICA ees 1374 West Ramsey Street ee 849-6761 Redlands Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n. 725 Beaumont Avenue Beaumont, California Maurice Calderon, Manager | 149 PHILLIPS DICK’S SERVICE 376 West Ramsey, Banning, Calif. FAST — DEPENDABLE — SERVICE Owned Operated by Marge Dick Lawrence 849-7400 O’BRIEN’S REXALL PHARMACY 160 W. Ramsey Free Delivery 849-4641 oy Bab’s Smart Set 115 N. San Gorgonio Good- DEALER Is k ‘4 Year Service Store 263 West Ramsey Gordon L. Siddons ‘ oo ul Almond Blossom Florist 730 W. Ramsey, Banning Banning, Calif. 849-4677 “24 Hour Towing” Interstate Hwy. No. 10 Main Street Cabazon, California 92230 849-4004 “Complete Business Services” 185 West Ramsey 849-2250 easiest travel on earth 150 MOJAVE SPORTSWEAR OF BANNING 260 South San Gorgonio Banning, California 849-7217 Congratulations To The Class Of “4urroans onlay QUEEN ; : ? eee DPE Ae ey ee ete 26 OES ae Se ees Bey DAIRY QUEEN 806 W. Ramsey Phone Orders BURGERS - SHAKES - TACOS Compliments of A. J. Sartin Jensen Realty Banning Thrift Mart 125 North San Gorgonio Banning, Calif. ——— = = SS eee Eee K’s FOOD SHOP wishes good health to the graduating class of 71. Constantino’s Candy Cleve Wischan Ford 140 West Ramsey Banning, California 1585 West Ramsey 849-2511 Banning, California 849-4523 Beasley’s Auto Center Topper’s Steak House 91 North Woodland Banning, Calif. 1335 W. Ramsey, Banning, Calif. 849-3131 om i BURT LANCASTER SUZUKI “Built to Take on the Country” 907 E. Ramsey, Banning, California SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS 849-2512 Open Sundays ues Gi eerie i SPEERS FAMILY. FUNERAL CHAPEL “A Heritage of Service” 947 W. Ramsey Banning, Calif. 849-4603 a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Earle M. Creamer, Pastor Presenting Jesus Christ As Lord JO RICHARDS, REALTOR 1939 West Ramsey Banning, California 714-849-6781 AMERICAN OIL BURGERS AMERICAN OIL 827 West Ramsey, Banning, California—849-9941 “AOMC” 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. — Road Service RAUCH INSURANCE 111 N. San Gorgonio Banning, California 849-4743 STATE FARM INSURANCE Eamisch MY CLEANER?’ SHIRT LAUNDRY ONE DAY SERVICE ERMISCH 1529 West Ramsey Banning, California 849-2141 “THE CLEANER THAT CARES” OWENS MOBILE “GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 71” 181 East Ramsey, Banning, California—849-9906 Starmer Lumber and Hardware 2159 West Ramsey, Banning, California 849-4661 THESE PEOPLE SUPPORT THE 1971 SAN GORGONIAN Mr. and Mrs. T. W. ALLSWORTH and family Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES ANGELIS AMY, ALICE and ANTHONY AVINA Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT FAHY Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD FOSTER Miss VICTORIA HAWKINS Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM HAWLEY FATHER DENIS HOUTON ROBERT and DOLORES JONES CLAUDE and FRANKIE LITTELL Mrs. RUTH LITTLE Mrs. HARRY J. MILLER BOB McRAE - FARMER’S INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. LESTER W. PATTON W. F. ROBERGE INC. Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE SMITHPETER This year’s annual staff would like to thank everyone who has helped make this year’s annual the biggest and best annual yet. Without the help of Lane’s and McCulloch’s Studios the majority of our pictures would not be. Thanks to the teachers and administration. Without your help and consent many of the pictures could not have been taken. Thank you to the advertisers who have made a bigger and better book possible. Thanks to the students who have given their help and support. Last but not least thank you to our advisor, Mr. Miller. Without his help the book would not be possible. Thank You, Barbara Allsworth, 2nd Semester Editor-in-Chief Vicki Kemmerer, 2nd Semester Senior Class Editor Chris Angles, 2nd Semester Classes Editor Carmen Reidhammer, 2nd Semester Activities Editor Mike Brooker, 2nd Semester Advertising Editor 157 160 Se nod Si